..."As for the soundtracks themselves, I have always thought that NOES would be terrific in complete form. MY favorite cue is when Nancy meets Johnny Depp's Glenn on the bridge. Both before and after, there is this great, chilling cue that is similar but not identical to the cue "Lurking" as it is titled on all forms of the soundtrack release. I guess their similarities made it easy to leave one off, leave the other on as representation. I get that. That's how LPs worked. But that cue, and a few others, such as Tina's nightmare, and the confrontation as Nancy and Freddy face off - GREAT CUES! Why they were never included, and why other shorter, less exciting cues were, is totally beyond me!"...
Count me in for another Elm Street release
I know this'll sound lame, but as simple as it is, one of my favorite cues in the film is the sample triggered when Nancy makes that first step into the goo. I also don't understand, like you said, how they left out Tina's nightmare, that starts when Freddy's silhouette appears.